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Memo to CBS 42 (Birmingham, AL) morning co-anchor Gina Redmond: from now on, you should refer to those little yappy German dogs only as dachshunds. Especially when you're on live TV. Your weatherman Mark Prater thanks you in advance.
The amazing thing about this clip is that Redmond genuinely seems to have no idea that she just said something funny!
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It's official: Woody Allen is leaving Barcelona, Paris, Rome, and London behind and returning stateside in his new film Blue Jasmine. In the first trailer for the movie, we see Cate Blanchett playing a wealthy New York housewife named Jasmine who moves in with her sister (Sally Hawkins) in San Francisco after her financier husband (Alec Baldwin) is arrested for fraud.
The film also stars Bobby Cannavale, Louis C.K., and Andrew Dice Clay, as the working class friends of Jasmine's sister, as well as Peter Sarsgaard as Dwight, a diplomat who takes an interest in the troubled, uppity heroine while her life and sanity unravel. Struggling to adjust to her new lifestyle, Jasmine heavily self-medicates and mourns the loss of her perfect, luxury-filled world.
Upon viewing the trailer, many critics are describing the film as a dramatic take on the aftermath of the Bernie Madoff scandal. It's a melancholy story, with just enough room for hints of comic relief.
Unlike Woody Allen's previous slew of movies set in picturesque European destinations, Blue Jasmine seems to be less of a travelogue and more of a complex character study. As Cate Blanchett prances around her new blue-collar world in Chanel tweed jackets, it appears that this film will capture the director's signature balance of entertainment and substance. Also, Louis C.K. in a Woody Allen movie? We're sold.
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We normal folk take for granted our strolls down the street or meals out at public restaurants. Although the celebrity community might be far more able to afford said meals (and strolls... strolls are getting pricey, you know), they have to deal with one nagging factor: paparazzi. Yes, Hollywood stars can barely go anywhere without being caught on camera by diligent reporters... which is why many of them have resorted to going incognito. Whether it's just a relaxing amble they're after, or perhaps an attempt to conceal embarrassment after a publicized spectacle, these eight individuals have donned masks, blankets, and even a giant doughnut in an effort to keep from being noticed. Unfortunately for them, it resulted in our photo gallery... no hardly a success story. Check it out!
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Sunday night's episode of Celebrity Apprentice featured the return of Bret Michaels, Gary Busey's singing debut, and sharks, yet it managed to still be the most boring 120 minutes in All-Stars history. And, surprisingly, we can thank the human set of teeth himself for the episode's lack of bite. For, you see, Gary is reality TV's ice cream sundae — a treat that, in moderation, is an undeniably delicious addition to dinner. But sprinkle a few too many ice cream sundaes into your diet, and you begin to wish you never asked for an ice cream sundae in the first place, especially one that's laced with peyote.
Because, let's face it: Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars might as well be renamed Watch Gary Busey Lure Everyone Into a False Sense of Security Before Eating Them. We've barely become acquainted with the quirks of the rest of our all-stars — and why would we, when Gary steals airtime roving around half-naked? (That said, he does inspire such moments as winning Project Manager Penn Jillette wondering what it would be like to French kiss Gary: "There's four inches of teeth until you get to actual mouth."
But the biggest reason the episode went south was because the challenge literally went South — to South Africa. Our celebrities were tasked with creating an interactive travel expo to raise awareness about the country centered on two themes: adventure and romance. With a challenge pit in a tiny room, giving the celebrities little opportunity to interact with bewildered citizens, it's no wonder Celebrity Apprentice turned on Busey cam. And then, unsurprisingly, we found ourselves with the following ridiculous moments!
8. Gary Gets Away With MurderMainly, by talking about murder with the South African travel executives and still avoiding the axe. Apropos to nothing, the all-star pulled aside the two executives to share his travel experiences in the country: "They put us up in Johannesburg and I heard people getting murdered." (Only slightly less offensive than the contestant introducing himself to the executives as if they didn't speak English: "I've had such a good time in your country making film.") But is there anything Gary can't sell with a Vietnam night terror? Next up: Gary's marketing plan for Aquafresh — Wading through the cold, dark jungle, shivering as you avoid the stare of the edge of a bayonet? Let the sparkling light in your smile help you guide the way!
7. Bret Michaels' Rosy ReturnBecause who's better to judge the abilities of our remaining all-stars than the first one kicked off the show?
6. Donald Trump Has Never Had a DrinkAdmitted the billionaire, despite having offered his name to a line of vodka. Not that it's too much of a surprise — the man has spent a lifetime selling something he knows nothing about: Class.
5. "Is She a Leader, Or a Stressed-Out Bitch?"And thank you for proving my point, Mr. Trump, with your critique of the lovely Brande Roderick.
4. We're Gonna Need a Bigger IdeaAt least, that's what Team Power should have thought while creating their adventure concept for South Africa. Because the team's interactive expo — which came complete with an unfunny man in a shark costume and a zipline-inspired ride across the room in an office chair — simply looked like Friday Fun Day in an elementary school classroom. Sorry, Lil Jon — if you wanted to recruit a shark for your expo, you should have snagged this guy. And sorry, Brande, that the embarrassing display led to your ouster.
3. "Do You Have Balls In Your Establishment?"If this is how manly man Trace Adkins shops, then I'd love to see how he parties.
2. Trace Shows Us the FunnyI could be offended by the country star's multiple slightly offensive statements towards women, but I'm just so goddamn excited to see the endlessly bored contestant show a little bit of life to care. It's hard to choose what was the better quote of the night: His assessment of his team's shoddy ideas ("You polish your turd, and I'll polish my turd. And we'll all end up with shiny s**t. That ought to be a song.") or his anger over not being able to discuss safaris at the team's expo ("It's like a farmer whose got these six daughters, and one of them is really hot, and five are really ugly, and you just really want to see the hot one, but he won't let you"). Please, oh please let this lead to "Accidental Sexist."
1. "You Know the Most Dangerous Thing In the Water? A Shark Fart."Okay, maybe Gary is necessary for this show after all.
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Gary Busey has always seemed a little strange, but Thursday night, the 68-year-old actor proved that his mind really is in outerspace. How did we figure this out? Well, he created an audition tape to campaign to go on a mission to Mars, and debuted the tape on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
But, according to Busey, this won't be his first time traveling to the red planet. Hopefully, his campaign video wins NASA over and we will see Busey suited up and shot off to outerspace sometime in the near feature. If that does happen, though, he sadly won't be returning to planet Earth. Kimmel revealed that this Mars mission is a one-way ticket.
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The entire appeal of Celebrity Apprentice is watching D-listers attempt to do things they have absolutely no idea how to do. Create advertising campaigns, balance budgets, maintain dignity. So what a joy it was this week to watch our all-stars attempt the impossible: Do their actual, real-life jobs. That's right! Celebrity Apprentice's contestants were tasked with doing something they've failed at doing for the better half of their lifetimes — acting.
But that's hardly the only reason Sunday's episode — in which the all-stars had to create a short silent film for Australian Gold — was pure gold. Because the episode also marked the first time this season reality TV's favorite living, breathing set of teeth, Gary Busey, was named Project Manager. Even more golden was the fact that Donald Trump so recognizes Gary's entertainment contribution to the series, that he refused to fire the losing Project Manager, despite the fact that the only thing more off-balance than the actor are his glasses. But thank god — like Penn Jillette, we Celebrity Apprentice fans will continue to be ecstatic to be riding the Celebrity Apprentice train with Gary as the engineer. But before we pump the breaks on Sunday's episode, let's get full steam ahead into the night's most ridiculous moments!
9. "You Put a Caveman in a Modern Situation, You've Got Comedy."Says Trace Adkins, winning Project Manager behind Australian Gold's troglodyte-centric commercial and the one person who's donated money to ABC's Cavemen Kickstarter. Still, you've got to love Celebrity Apprentice's most endlessly bored contestant. No, you really have to, because otherwise you'd have to fend with a set of biceps more inflated than Donald Trump's sense of self-worth.
8. Donald Smacks Lisa Rinna's LipsTrump buttered up former Miss America-turned-Australian Gold shiller Katie Stam by insulting Lisa's famously enhanced lips, a move that was about as classy as Trump high-rise. ("Do you like her lips?" the billionaire goaded the former beauty queen.)
7. "We're Gonna Babysit?"Gary's misunderstanding of Lisa's proclamation that Plan B was going to get bathing suits was also the most terrifying threat to children since It.
6. Stephen's Not-So-Funny BusinessSunday night's episode taught us that Stephen is to funny as Daniel Baldwin is to not running around naked in a hotel on a cocaine-fueled bender shouting his own name. Plan B's director's claim that the phrase "Never fear, Australian Gold is here" — which he fought Penn Jillette to include in the team's film — was hysterical was as confounding as the rapid breakdown of the Baldwin bloodline. No wonder Stephen is creeped out by Penn because the magician works in illusions — the actor only works in delusions.
5. "He Reminded Me of a Stripper I Met in Detroit."Said Gary of Trace in full caveman garb.
4. Gary's Caught With His Pants DownLiterally. Blink and you would have missed the split-second shot of Gary nude from the waist down, a Celebrity Apprentice moment wonderfully delivered without any context whatsoever.
3. Stephen Baldwin, DirectorIn his proudest moment since saving the world from Sharks In Venice, Stevie B named himself director of Gary Busey's Australian Gold commercial, an ad whose concept changed from centering on "a vampire with a day pass" to Lisa Rinna mugging in a bathing suit. "I'm not trying to win the Academy Award here," said Stephen, "I'm trying to do something very simple." Interestingly, that's also what Stephen's said about his entire career. ZING!
2. Gary's OWAThat's Obsession With Acronyms. The actor fought his way to safety over Stephen by creating acronyms like PAST (Preoccupation About Spent Time), NOW (No Other Way), and AWE (Always Wacky for our Entertainment). Okay, so the last one isn't quite real, but it's how we should all feel watching Gary progress through the competition despite having any discernable business talent. Perhaps Trump could hand him the victory. After all, YOLO.
1. Stevie B Has No PleaAny Celebrity Apprentice fan could have predicted Power's win. Not only was the losing team badly in need of a victory in order to even the score, but Trump also has a psychological need for approval from the one man on Celebrity Apprentice who could care less about being there, Power team leader Trace. But that also left the series' one remaining source of entertainment, Gary, in jeopardy. But there was a solution — what are Trump's whims, Alex? Instead of firing Project Manager Gary for an ad that showcased Gary's teeth more than Australian Gold's full product line, Trump opted instead to fire director Stephen for no other reason than suggesting Gary is "amazing." Even though Trump himself thinks Gary is amazing. Of course, Stephen's firing made less sense than Gary on Peyote, which led the star of The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas to proclaim upon his exit, "My advice for the remaining contestants is to be like Mr. Trump — be willing to absolutely disregard your morals and your character in order to be successful." And like that, he was gone.
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It looks like even more drastic changes could be coming to NBC's late night lineup. After officially announcing that Jimmy Fallon would be taking over Jay Leno's hosting gig at The Tonight Show in 2014, NBC is eyeing Alec Baldwin as a potential addition to the network's cabal of talented hosts.
The New York Times reports that Baldwin is in talks to take over a spot in the late-night lineup. No specific show is named, and apparently those talks are still in the very, very early stages. Hollywood.com reached out to NBC and Baldwin for comment but did not hear back at time of publication.
The Emmy-winning actor is no stranger to the peacock network, coming off a highly successful series run on 30 Rock, but he isn't the only NBC favorite in the running for the open hosting gig. Saturday Night Live's Seth Meyers is also reportedly in the running to take over Fallon's vacated spot at Late Night.
Since megaproducer Lorne Michaels runs Fallon's show (as well as 30 Rock and SNL), it would make sense that he'd want to hire someone with whom he already has a working relationship. But who will come out on top in this new late-night war: Baldwin, Meyers, or someone else altogether?
Both candidates have the experience to take on the responsibilities that come with hosting a late-night talk show. Meyers has been wildly successful as the solo host of SNL's "Weekend Update" segment after his co-host Amy Poehler departed the show in 2008. His take on pop culture and current events (with a side of comedy) hardly ever falls flat, and he's proven he can take the reins by himself. Baldwin has long been regarded as one of the best guests on late-night shows and has won critical praise for a podcast series he created with WNYC radio in New York, called "Here’s The Thing," in which he has interviewed celebrities such as David Letterman, Billy Joel, Kristen Wiig, Chris Rock, Lena Dunham, and more.
Would Baldwin make a good late night host? What about the whole politics thing? Hit the comments with your thoughts!
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Something smell fishy? No, I'm not just talking about Melania Trump's Caviar Complexe skin care line, which our D-listers were forced to create a 60-minute advertisement for Sunday night. I'm talking about the fact that Dennis Rodman — the Celebrity Apprentice star who looks like he wandered out of a TLC series — was chosen to be Project Manager for the show's 60-minute advertisement for Melania Trump's Caviar Complexe skin care line. In just two weeks — in two abridged one-hour segments — Celebrity Apprentice rid its cast of the two most drama-producing stars, Omarosa and Dennis. And, with Penn Jillette picking up his first Project Manager win and bored cowboy Trace Adkins narrowly escaping elimination, it seems the reality show has come to the point in the series when it pretends it has hired stars that actually harbor a modicum of business savvy. So, essentially, the point in the series that's about as interesting as an endless loop of Ready For Love advertisements.
Thank god we still have Busey. But before we actually start caring about who should reel in the Celebrity Apprentice win this season, we have bigger fish to fry — read on for the seven most ridiculous moments of Sunday's Celebrity Apprentice!
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7. Melania's a Big FishWhich is precisely why Mrs. Trump opted to use little fish eggs in her skin care line, which she claimed to be researching for 10 years. (If, of course, by "researching" skin care products, she meant simply "using" skin care products, expect my heavily "researched" line of peanut-butte-served-on-spoon to hit stands soon.) Also, it didn't hurt that caviar only manages to further the Trump mission to thurst opulence at American consumers. (Trust me, I didn't like using "Trump" and "thrust" in the same sentence any more than you liked reading it.) Next up for Melania: Toothbrushes with bristles made from black American Express cards, Bubble bath soaked in pieces of water polo horse, and Tru Blood serum made with real bits of Eric Trump.
6. Gary Busey's Day OffAt least, it seemed Busey wasn't quite present during Sunday's episode — and, for once, we're not referring to his state of mind. But just as I began to write in my notes that the episode, like all television programs, didn't feature enough Busey, the Oscar-nominated actor popped up to pitch himself as a spokesman for Melania's line, claiming he could sell the product to "men homosexual and heterosexual." His catchphrase of choice, "This is no longer a secret weapon. It is now a secret miracle," also happens to be the exact phrase reality TV producers use to describe Busey himself.
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5. James Bond and Caviar Go Together Like James Bond and Casual FridayStill, that didn't stop Project Manager Dennis to pitch an ad concept involving 007 and caviar, which he claimed was seen in every James Bond film.
4. "Be very promiscuous with your caviar."Best line from Dr. No, bar none.
3. "I give us all half stars."The most apt quote of the night came from Dennis, who refused to give one single team member a star for their work in the boardroom. Instead, Brande, Trace, Lil Jon, and Dennis were rewarded with a half star, which means, collectively, Team Power's four D-list all-stars are equivalent to two stars. Congratulations, Dennis, for being unintentionally self-aware!
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2. The Continued Existence of Eric TrumpThough it's impossible to not pity the enormous vampire Trump when Dad balks at Dennis' insult of Melania (see No. 1), but fails to even mention Penn calling Eric a "disruptive force." We know now why you cry, poor, sad, enormous vampire.
1. Who is Milania?One of the most heinous children to ever appear on television (sorry, King Joffrey — you are not quite the best at being the worst), but definitely not Donald Trump's wife. (That is, not until the young Real Housewives of New Jersey star is old enough to compete in Miss USA.) But rather than double-checking their spelling, Celebrity Apprentice's Team Power managed to incorrectly label Melania Trump "Milania" in their promotional materials. More ridiculous than Dennis' claim that Penn's incorrect labeling of Melania as the skin care line's "spokesperson" was worse than the misspelling, was the fact that Stephen Baldwin was the first to notice the error... claiming the correct spelling was "Malania." (Just a regular Saoirse Ronan, this Melania is!) Eventually, though Trace designed the posters, Dennis' oversight and Trump's incessant need to make Trace like him was enough to cut the basketball star loose. "Hate to lose him," Trump said as Dennis exited out the door. And since we're talking about a reality star who spent his first Celebrity Apprentice season sleeping, and his second asking Mrs. Trump if he could rifle through her bathroom, so do we, Trump.
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The historical epic will go head-to-head for Best Motion Picture (Drama) with Argo, Django Unchained, Zero Dark Thirty and Life of Pi.
Meanwhile, Daniel Day-Lewis, who portrays former U.S. President Abraham Lincoln in the movie, scored a mention for Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture (Drama), while Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones picked up nods for their supporting roles and Steven Spielberg landed a nomination for Best Director.
Lincoln is also nominated in categories for Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Score, taking the tally to seven, while Ben Affleck's thriller Argo and Quentin Tarantino's drama Django Unchained trail with five nominations each.
In the TV categories, some of the small screen's biggest names are going head-to-head for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama. Boardwalk Empire's Steve Buscemi will take on Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, Homeland star Damian Lewis, Mad Men's Jon Hamm and Jeff Daniels of The Newsroom.
All the actors' shows will also do battle in the category for Best Television Series - Drama, while there are also nods for Lewis' Homeland co-stars Claire Danes (Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama) and Mandy Patinkin (Actor In A Supporting Role In A Series).
Hit British period drama Downton Abbey has two nominations, for Dame Maggie Smith and Michelle Dockery, while singer Adele is nominated for her hit James Bond track Skyfall, which will compete in the Best Original Song category.
The 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards, co-hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, will take place on 13 January (13) in Los Angeles.
The nominations were announced by actors Ed Helms, Megan Fox, and Jessica Alba in Beverly Hills, California on Thursday (13Dec12) and the complete list is as follows:
Best Motion Picture - Drama
Argo
Django Unchained
Life of Pi
Lincoln
Zero Dark Thirty
Best Performance By An Actress In A Motion Picture - Drama
Jessica Chastain - Zero Dark Thirty
Marion Cotillard - Rust And Bone
Helen Mirren - Hitchcock
Naomi Watts - The Impossible
Rachel Weisz - The Deep Blue Sea
Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture - Drama
Daniel Day-Lewis - Lincoln
Richard Gere - Arbitrage
John Hawkes - The Sessions
Joaquin Phoenix -The Master
Denzel Washington - Flight
Best Motion Picture - Comedy Or Musical
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Les Miserables
Moonrise Kingdom
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Silver Linings Playbook
Best Performance By An Actress In A Motion Picture - Comedy Or Musical
Emily Blunt - Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Judi Dench - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Jennifer Lawrence - Silver Linings Playbook
Maggie Smith - Quartet
Meryl Streep - Hope Springs
Best Performance By An Actor In A Motion Picture - Comedy Or Musical
Jack Black - Bernie
Bradley Cooper - Silver Linings Playbook
Hugh Jackman - Les Miserables
Ewan McGregor - Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Bill Murray - Hyde Park on Hudson
Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role In A Motion Picture
Amy Adams - The Master
Sally Field - Lincoln
Anne Hathaway - Les Miserables
Helen Hunt - The Sessions
Nicole Kidman - The Paperboy
Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role In A Motion Picture
Alan Arkin - Argo
Leonardo DiCaprio - Django Unchained
Philip Seymour Hoffman - The Master
Tommy Lee Jones - Lincoln
Christoph Waltz - Django Unchained
Best Director - Motion Picture
Ben Affleck - Argo
Kathryn Bigelow - Zero Dark Thirty
Ang Lee - Life of Pi
Steven Spielberg - Lincoln
Quentin Tarantino - Django Unchained
Best Screenplay - Motion Picture
Mark Boal - Zero Dark Thirty
Tony Kushner - Lincoln
David O. Russell - Silver Linings Playbook
Quentin Tarantino - Django Unchained
Chris Terrio - Argo
Best Original Song - Motion Picture
For You - Act of Valor
Not Running Anymore - Stand Up Guys
Safe and Sounds - The Hunger Games
Skyfall - Skyfall
Suddenly - Les Miserables
Best Original Score - Motion Picture
Life of Pi
Argo
Anna Karenina
Cloud Atlas
Lincoln
Best Animated Film
Brave
Frankenweenie
Hotel Transylvania
Rise of Guardians
Wreck-It Ralph
Best Foreign Language Film
Amour
A Royal Affair
The Intouchables
Kon-Tiki
Rust and Bone
Best Television Series - Drama
Breaking Bad
Boardwalk Empire
Downton Abbey
Homeland
The Newsroom
Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy
The Big Bang Theory
Episodes
Girls
Modern Family
Smash
Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Game Change
The Girl
Hatfields &amp; McCoys
The Hour
Political Animals
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama
Steve Buscemi - Boardwalk Empire
Bryan Cranston - Breaking Bad
Jeff Daniels - The Newsroom
Jon Hamm - Mad Men
Damian Lewis - Homeland
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama
Connie Britton - Nashville
Glenn Close - Damages
Claire Danes - Homeland
Michelle Dockery - Downton Abbey
Julianna Margulies - The Good Wife
Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy
Alec Baldwin - 30 Rock
Don Cheadle - House of Lies
Matt LeBlanc - Episodes
Louis C.K. - Louie
Jim Parsons - The Big Bang Theory
Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy
Zooey Deschanel - The New Girl
Julia Louis-Dreyfus - Veep
Lena Dunham - Girls
Tina Fey - 30 Rock
Amy Poehler - Parks and Recreation
Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Kevin Costner - Hatfields &amp; McCoys
Benedict Cumberbatch - Sherlock
Woody Harrelson - Game Change
Toby Jones - The Girl
Clive Owen - Hemingway &amp; Gellhorn
Best Performance by an Actress in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Nicole Kidman - Hemingway &amp; Gellhorn
Jessica Lange - American Horror Story
Sienna Miller - The Girl
Julianne Moore - Game Change
Sigourney Weaver - Political Animals
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Max Greenfield - New Girl
Ed Harris - Game Change
Danny Huston - Magic City
Mandy Patinkin - Homeland
Eric Stonestreet - Modern Family
Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Hayden Panettiere - Nashville
Archie Panjabi - The Good Wife
Maggie Smith - Downton Abbey
Sofia Vergara - Modern Family
Sarah Paulson - Game Change